It Seems To Me, Sorry Seems To

And The Stigma Hasn't Really Changed That Much In 31 Years. You Are Still Getting People - It's A Shame-based Disease. It's Based On Sexual Transmission. And It's Still Shame-based. And Until People Feel Strong Enough And Feel Loved Enough To Actually Open Up And Say, Listen, I'm Hiv-positive, Then We Are Facing An Uphill Battle.

That's Just A Part Of Being An Artist: You Can't Write Great Stuff All The Time, Because If You Did, Then You'd Be Inhuman. The Human Side Of People Is That Sometimes They Fail.

And The Danger Is - And It's Happening - Is We're Seeing An Incredibly Big Rise Amongst Young Gay People, Young Heterosexual People As Far As Catching Hiv, Which Is, You Know, In An Educated Country Like This Or In Britain, It's Frightening.

I Love Football, But I'm Sick Of The World Cup. I Don't Even Care About England.

People Say, "you Should Write Lyrics" And I Say I'm Quite Happy Not To, Because I Like Being Part Of That Process Where You Write Your Version Of What Someone Else's Lyrics Are Saying To You, And That Enjoyment Has Never Changed.